Sentence examples for two specific classes from inspiring English sources

It was found that the cellular content of L-FABP was markedly elevated during normal as well as carcinogen-induced mitotic activity of hepatocytes (Custer and Sorof, 1984, 1985) and that L-FABP was also specifically required in the induction of cell proliferation by two specific classes of hepatocarcinogenic peroxisome proliferators (Keler and Sorof, 1993; Khan and Sorof, 1994).

In this review, we will pose the attention on two specific classes of naturally derived polymers: fibrous proteins and glycosaminoglycans (GAGs).

Among the plethora of available innovative materials and devices, we selected aerogel, phase change materials and two specific classes of chromogenic devices, namely electrochromics and photoelectrochromics.

For each pair of classes, a SVM decision function is trained for separating the two specific classes.

On the other hand, the P. patens genome has two specific classes not found in the other species studied, named REM II (7 loci) and REM IV (3 loci) (Figure S1 and Table S1).

Thus, the density of H3K27me3 modification in the promoters of genes was strongly stratified, and it discriminated between two specific classes of gene functions.

This includes three specific classes of chemicals – alkaloids, which are primarily derived from plants; polyketides and non-ribosomal peptides, which are produced by various bacteria and fungi; and isoprenoids, which also are typically produced by microbes.

Fig. 5 Effects of λ1 and λ2 on stability for three specific classes.

In the present study, we targeted only five specific classes (A-E) of LOS loci, despite recent increases in the number of LOS locus classes identified [33].

Intriguingly, there are four specific classes of AIP molecule that approximately correlate with the type of disease caused by the producing S. aureus strain.

The LRR domain is suggested to have evolved several times resulting in eight specific classes, which differ in sequence length and similarity within the variable segment of the LRR domain [ 39, 40].